A graphviz representation of the update from Panskepp and Brem, "Archeology of Mind", which captures what data tells us now about affective brain systems.

emotion-update.dot

/* Affective systems - then and now
 */

   digraph g {
     graph [nodesep="0.7", margin="0.6,0.15"];
     rankdir = LR;
     edge [dir="back"];
    
     node [fontname="verdana", shape=record, style="filled", fillcolor=snow];

     /*
     new [shape=box, style="rounded,filled", fillcolor=springgreen]
     */
     new [label="New, and notable\nin Open-Source\nCommunities",
          shape=ellipse,
          style="filled", fillcolor=springgreen];

     subgraph cluster2 {
          style = filled;
          color = snow3;
          node [shape=record, style="filled", color=gray];
          label = "Primary Emotions\n(20th century psychology)";
          /* having these as records generates a nicer graph: */
          feel   [label="<hap> happiness| \
                    <sad> sadness| \
                    <fear> fear| \
                    <ang> anger| \
                    <surp> surprise| \
                    <disg> disgust"];
     }

     subgraph cluster1 {
          style = filled;
          color = snow3;
          node [shape=record, style="filled", color=gray];
          label = "Affective brain systems\n(data: 21st century neurobiology)";
          affect [label="<exp> seeking (expectancy)|\
                    <sex> lust (sexual excitement)|\
                    <care> care (nurturance)|\
                    <joy> play (social joy)|\
                    <sad> panic/grief (sadness)|\
                    <fear> fear (anxiety)|\
                    <rage> rage (anger)"];
     }

     "?" [label="not primary\n(higher order)",
          shape=egg, fillcolor=firebrick3];

     affect:exp -> new
     affect:sex -> new
     affect:care -> new

     affect:joy -> feel:hap
     affect:sad -> feel:sad
     affect:sad -> feel:fear
     affect:fear -> feel:fear
     affect:rage -> feel:ang

     "?" -> feel:disg
     "?" -> feel:surp

   }

I created this for a dinner / discussion w/ David Richo on November 10th, 2013.
I used it in a Nikola blog, which I simply copied the html output into an eventbrite event: http://gotlove2do.eventbrite.com

Eventually, I will use it for a longer, proper blog post.